Ways to Give
There are so many ways to give. Select the option that works best for you or to learn more about that Legacy Giving Element.
A legacy gift is any major gift, made in lifetime or at death as part of a donor’s overall financial and/or estate planning. Consider Incorporating a Legacy Gift for your support of ALNC and help children thrive while receiving substantial benefits.
Legacy Giving enables one to make larger gifts to charitable organizations that one would not normally make with regular income.
These gifts could include gifts of stock, life insurance, real estate, personal property, or cash. Estate and tax planning can provide for charities and heirs in ways that maximize the gift and/or minimize its impact on the donor’s estate, thereby benefitting both ALNC and the donor.
We have been members of Assistance League North Coast for several years, Sondra (2014) and Fred (2017). During this time, we have been involved in a multitude of programs and activities, all aimed to benefit the communities we serve. It has been extremely rewarding! The funny thing is, we have benefitted as much as the families we serve, if not more...
After working in our combined professions of Banking and Teaching for 66 years we both retired in 2001 and 2006, respectively. Our focus since retiring is family, travel, friends and giving back to our community...
Val and Gary Flynn chose to “give back” by including the Assistance League of North Coast in their estate plans and becoming a part of the Founders’ Circle. Val shared why...
Let me take you back in time...
...not when Barbara was a pro tennis coach..... ... not when she was Maureen Simon's History teacher (Barbara says, "Maureen was an old student, and I was a young teacher.")...
“Look into a young girl’s face as she picks out her very own new shoes. Something she has never done. See the wonder. How proud she will be the next day at school, ready to learn and achieve. Or watch a young man, who has been through too much in his young life, see himself as a successful grown man, because he has been given a new suit for high school graduation...
